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Bats in Iowa

Iowa has 9 native species of bats. The most common are the Big Brown Bat and the Little Brown Bat. Out of all of them, the Hoary Bat is the largest with a 16-inch wingspan, while the smallest would b

Bats in Indiana

There are 13 species of bats that are native to Indiana. Besides the appropriately named Indiana Bat, the state is home to the giant Hoary Bat, the small Tricolored Bat, and the rare Gray Bat.

Bats in Illinois

There are 13 species of bats that are native to Illinois. The common ones that people are most likely to see are the Big Brown Bat, the Eastern Red Bat, the Little Brown Bat, and the Silver-haired Ba

Bats in Idaho

There are 14 bat species native to Idaho. The largest of these bats is the Big Brown Bat, with a wingspan between 13 and 16 inches, while the smallest is the Canyon Bat, with its wingspan ranging bet

Bats in Georgia

There are 16 native bat species in Georgia, the most common of which are the Mexican Free-tailed Bat, the Little Brown Bat, and the Big Brown Bat. The largest is the Hoary Bat, while the Eastern Smal

Bats in Florida

Despite being a hotspot of biodiversity, there are only 13 bats native to Florida. However, the largest one - the Florida Bonneted Bat - can only be found in Florida and nowhere else. Meanwhile, th

Bats in Delaware

There are 9 species of bats that are native to Delaware. The most common are the Big Brown Bat and the Eastern Red Bat. The largest are the Hoary Bat and the Big Brown Bat, with wingspans reaching

Bats in Connecticut

There are nine species of bats in the state of Connecticut. The most common of them are the Big Brown Bat and the Little Brown Bat, the former also being one of the largest bats in the state. The Hoa

Bats in Colorado

There are 19 species of bats native to Colorado. The Big Brown Bat is the most common and largest, with a wingspan of 16 inches. It shares this position with the Hoary Bat, which also has a wingspan

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